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Yonder Mountain String BandYonder Mountain String Band Live at on 2005-06-26 (June 26, 2005)

Collection: YonderMountainStringBand
Band/Artist: Yonder Mountain String Band
Date: June 26, 2005 (check for other copies)
Venue:
Location: Horning's Hideout | North Plains, OR

Source: ADK-TL(3' spaced omnis) > Lunatech V3 > Sony M1 & JB3
Lineage: set 1 (DAT): DA-20mkII > Zoltrix nightingale pro 6 > Sony Soundforge 7.0 > Wavelab5.1 (resample to 44.1 Khz) > CDWave, set 2: JB3 > HDD (via notmad, firewire) > CDWave
Taped by: Andrew Pierce and Dewey Marino
Transferred by: Andrew Pierce
Keywords: Live concert

Description

Set 1
01 Yack, Yack, Yack
02 Peace Of Mind> Robot Jam> Peace Of Mind
03 Left Me In A Hole
04 Just The Same
05 Only A Northern Song
06 Finally Saw The Light
07 Maid Of The Canyon
08 Aint Been Myself In Years
09 Steep Grades, Sharp Curves~,
10 Yes She Do (No She Dont)~

Set 2

01 Blah, Blah, Blah
02 Damned If The Right One Didnt Go Wrong!
03 Would You Go With Me? !
04 Wheelhoss !@#$%
05 Little Girl Of Mine From Tennessee !@#$%^
06 Death Trip !@#$%^
07 Goin Where They Do Not Know My Name !@#$%^
08 Come Together *

Encore
09 Daddy Used To Do It &
10 Holdin*

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Reviewer: pierce - - November 21, 2005
Subject: best of the 2005 NWSS
This was the best of the days of the 3 in 2005. Really a high-energy show from out of the gates. The rain was a little bit of a buzz-kill, but it isn't so audible on these recordings.

Notes

Notes:

Darol Anger on fiddle entire show, ~= Dino Zimmerman on guitar, != Shawn Camp on guitar and vocals, @= Larry Keel on guitar, #=Andy Thorne on banjo, $=Mark Shimmock on mandolin and bass, %= Vince Herman on mandolin and vocals, ^= Danny Barnes on banjo and vocals, *= everyone above (minus Dino) plus Bruce Lish, Enion Pelta, Dave Tiller, Jenny Keel, Amiee Curl, Nathan Moore, Blackdog

There is some rain noise throughout the set from the rain hitting the umbrella above the microphones, especially around the start of "northern song." That is not digi-noise.